For HDMI input (apple TV) the analog audio out option isn't available. Manual says analog audio out only avail in TV mode. Any work arounds?
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And hdmi mode will only work with an hdmi output, does your Apple TV adapter not have an hdmi output?
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Not sure. My HDMI carries all my audio from my Roku. IDK if that is helpful. Sorry.
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That's a strange question, hdmi connector is one big head. But for analog, have you tried the head phone jack up top for audio out?
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Set the audio output mode for the Apple TV: With your Apple Remote, select Settings &gt; Audio & Video. Change the Audio Output setting from Auto to 16 bit. Turn off the Dolby Digital Out setting (your TV or receiver may not be properly detecting a Dolby Digital signal): With your Apple Remote, select Settings &gt; Audio & Video. Change the Dolby Digital Out setting from On to Off.
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Problem I had with this is I was going from my DVI port on the Mac to HDMI using an adapter cable, but the DVI port doesn't carry audio, only video. My work around was then wiring an audio cable from the headphone jack of the computer to my surround system. (In my case I used a 3.5mm to RCA cable). Gets messy with extra wires but it does the trick for now.
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You need to change your sound output to the brand of your TV/stereo when you open the Preferences of the your MBP. Change the sound output setting after the hdmi cable was plugged in. System Prefs -> Sound -> Output.You can also check it out in Apple website.
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I don''t have a Apple TV unit so not familiar with the set up. If you receive sound through both speakers by removing the Apple TV unit from the circuit and hook the DAC to your TV and your analog components, then I doubt the DAC is creating the problem.
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As far as I know older macbooks cannot send sound through the HDMI port. When I hooked my macbook pro up to the TV I had to also plug in a headphone jack. I'm not sure if this will work with only a TV as I have an AV receiver to route sound through. If you have an AV receiver that has optical audio capability, your macbook (pro?) can output optical audio, at a much better quality than analog, by using a mini toslink adapter. Good luck.
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I don't use the HDMI output on my set up because I have it patched through an older Pioneer A/V receiver. I looked at the owners manual with regard to hook ups and my interpretation of what I see and read is the HDMI will patch the audio and video. I know the HDMI on my Sony flat screen which is patched into my Apple TV includes the audio. I hope this helps.
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Note that even if your Mac is new enough to support sound over HDMI, you may still need to go into your Mac's Sound Preferences and manually change the output from the built-in speakers to the HDMI port. At least, this was the case with my 2011 MBP running 10.9.x; whether auto-magic has since been added in newer Mac models and/or OS versions, I do not know.
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In order for my setup to work correctly I have to use both the HDMI and the optical out on my Apple TV. My receiver is a 2001 Integra DTR6.2 which was made before HDMI existed so I run my HDMI into this switch and out to the TV. I then run the optical output from each device into this optical switch - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003C15798/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This works for me. I'm not sure if I answered your question. However one thing that I can tell you is tht this switch will not separate the audio from the video, which is why I needed the seperate optical switch.
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If your MacBook was made prior to mid 2010, it doesn't pass audio thru hdmi. You will have to use audio cables in addition to the hdmi cable.
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You've come across the same issues that I have in trying to set up my Apple TV. Basically the problem is that the instructions work fine -- as long as you are willing to let Apple TV be your "one and only" device. Most folks want to do what you and I do, though, use several devices via HDMI. I believe the only way to do that is with an HDMI splitter -- and not a switch. Use that and you're stuck with having to take still another step to do what should be seamless. I love Apple products -- in the abstract -- but their mindset is that they don't care to play nice with other technologies.
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Go to System Preferences under the apple on the menu bar >then choose "Sound"> then click the "Output" tab>then select the output device (TV) you are connected to. This is the process I went through to get the mac to recognize my television. PS. Please try not to use all caps. It appears as though you are very frustrated at me.
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My receiver does not have HDMI and no HD audio. What I do is connect HDMI from the A-400 to my Tv directly and audio to the receiver through optical cable. 7.1 audio is amazing. Like I said, check the A-400 forum for HD audio. It is a huge resource of practical information.I use the A-400 with a 80" 3D TV and I still can't believe how great it looks.The only reason I don't buy one more is because the iPad browser works so well that I can browse my movies, ratings etc from anywhere, pick what I want to see and then manually select that movie on any of my old media players.
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You would need an Apple TV and Airplay or similar device connected to the TV to connect a Mac to your TV ( I have a Mac mini and Apple TV connected this way). This device does not output an HDMI signal.
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Yes you can. Some Mention to Apple TV is some times listed but it's just an HDMI to VGA with audio converter. Works well for me.
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The option for outgoing audio and video show up in your settings, but ONLY if the cables are connected already. You need to hook it up to the TV as well as the iPad, then go to your settings and you should find the right option to make it work. Took me a couple of tries, and some forum searches, to get it but now it works great. I also have the iPad2...